E3 2019 – 15 Things Fans Disliked About The Show

E3 2019 had its ups but there were a number of downs as well.

Posted By | On 17th, Jun. 2019

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Uplay+

Aside from featuring Sam Fisher in a mobile game and the Roller Champions reveal, Ubisoft had a pretty decent E3 presser. Well, except for the announcement of Uplay+, a subscription service that provides access to over 100 Ubisoft games on PC for $15 per month. Not only is this costlier than other services while not offering as much but if you wanted to play this on Google Stadia at 4K and 60 FPS with Stadia Pro, it would cost a whopping $25 per month. Time will tell how valuable this service becomes but we’re far from impressed with Uplay+ right now.


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